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**Frank** · 08-30-2009, 09:07 PM

(08-29-2009 08:54 PM)Len Wrote:
(08-29-2009 07:20 AM)Frank Wrote: Just a test to see if Xls files will upload. This is what I tried earlier to attach..

Looks like it worked ! Thanks Len !

Hi Frank
Thanks for doing that Mate!
I've fixed the image link, i.e. the attachment gif
that displays by attachments.

Not that I intend to keep updating this info, but out of interest I just added draw 1428 to that spreadsheet , renamed it Uk lotto data2 and uploaded it above.

It is of interest because it only contains 2 popular numbers and comes in on row 1153 of my sorted spreadsheet, plenty of blue there. Consequentially the minor prizes are quite healthy !

09-03-2009, 02:48 PM

The birthday numbers struck again with the comsequent small prizes but at least there's a rollover!

David

**Frank** · (This post was last modified: 09-03-2009 07:31 PM by Frank.)

(09-03-2009 02:48 PM)David Wrote: The birthday numbers struck again with the comsequent small prizes but at least there's a rollover!

David

..and it is of interest again, because I have updated my spreadsheet, now UK lotto data3. Draw 1429 comes in at position 28 from the top, and I notice that it is the first draw (starting from the top) to be a rollover whilst having a high number of smaller prizes. I attribute this to the low sales figure 17,178,152 tickets sold, which means the prize fund is lower anyway, and less people playing means less people are likely to win the jackpot. Bonus number 21 was used by 14 "match 5 and the bonus" winners and I notice it was part of a low value "multiples of 7" sequence along with numbers 7 and 28 which were main balls.